Publishing photos that are taken in public is not considered an invasion of privacy.

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When someone is in public, they have no reasonable expectation of privacy for anything that is observable from a public place. This would include taking photographs of someone in a public place. However, if the photograph is taken in a way that violates someone's expectation of privacy, such as by using a telephoto lens to capture images through a window, that would be considered an invasion of privacy.

Publishing Photos That Are Taken in Public Is Not Considered